Global CoolingGlobal cooling sign: Solar winds at 50-year-lowLawrence Solomon 28 Sep 2008 FP Comment In yet another sign that the Earth could be heading in to a period of global cooling, NASA reports that the solar wind is now at a 50-year low, the lowest that NASA has seen. This change in solar activity, which began to occur about a decade ago, coincides with the end of the climb in global temperatures that had been underway for decades. "What we're seeing is a long term trend, a steady decrease in pressure that began sometime in the mid-1990s," explains Arik Posner, NASA's Ulysses Program Scientist in Washington DC. read more » Solar radio waves could signal global coolingLawrence Solomon 11 Aug 2008 FP Comment Those who view the Sun, and not CO2, as a driver of temperatures on Earth look to various measures of solar activity for explanations of climate change. For one such measure -- radio waves from the Sun, or solar flux -- they look to Canada's Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory in the Okanagan valley, near Penticton, British Columbia. What they find supports the view that another Little Ice Age could be coming. read more » The Deniers: Our spotless sunLawrence Solomon 31 May 2008 National Post
The Deniers, Part XXVII: Forget warming – beware the new ice ageLawrence Solomon 15 Jun 2007 National Post
In the 1970s, leading scientists claimed that the world was threatened by an era of global cooling. Based on what we've learned this decade, says George Kukla, those scientists – and he was among them – had it right. The world is about to enter another Ice Age. read more » The Deniers, Part IX: Look to Mars for the truth on global warmingLawrence Solomon 26 Jan 2007 National Post
Climate change is a much, much bigger issue than the public, politicians, and even the most alarmed environmentalists realize. Global warming |